NASA Chooses Iceland as Training Ground for Artemis II Mission

Artemis II

NASA chooses Iceland’s barren landscape as the ideal location for training the crew of its Artemis II mission, a major step toward returning humans to the Moon. The decision to train in Iceland is rooted in the region’s lunar-like geological features, which closely resemble the environment the astronauts will face during their mission. As NASA … Read more

Earth Get Temporary Mini Moon for Two Months from September 29

earth get temporary mini moon

Earth is about to witness a rare celestial event as earth get temporary mini moon in the form of asteroid 2024 PT5. This temporary mini-moon, discovered by the NASA-funded Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System (ATLAS) on August 7, 2024, will offer a unique opportunity for astronomers and scientists to study near-Earth objects in greater detail. … Read more

New Record for Mankind as 19 People Orbiting Earth Right Now: NASA

19 people orbiting Earth

19 people orbiting Earth at the same time marks a significant achievement in the history of human space exploration. With the successful launch of a Russian Soyuz capsule carrying three astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) on September 11, 2024, Earth’s orbit has never been busier. The previous record of 17 people in orbit, … Read more

NASA Scientist Re-Creates Martian Spiders’ in the Lab for the First Time

Martian Spiders

NASA scientist, working tirelessly on unraveling the mysteries of Mars, has re-created a stunning phenomenon for the first time in a lab on Earth: the eerie and fascinating “spiders” observed on Mars. These strange features, seen on the Martian surface, puzzled space enthusiasts and scientists alike. While they may appear like creepy, black tendrilled creatures, … Read more